Chevy Spotlight

With an enrollment of just under 500 students, you might find it odd that a golf dynasty is taking place at Rosehill Christian. But it is. The boys won the 3A TAPPS title last year and the girls….well, they just completed a 3 peat last Spring. Sparked by one of the nation’s best female high school golfers, Rosehill Christian is dominating the links.

Despite triple digits on the thermometer, the Wharton Tigers attack practice with a sense of hope and optimism. Which was not always easy to do a year ago. In 2020 and 2021, the Tigers played a combined 20 games and saw nothing in the win column. Then entered a new head coach…Alvin Dotson….and right away he began to work on the culture of Wharton football. Dotson took a bunch of guys who felt no one cared and showed them he believed in them.

Our Chevy Spotlight shines on the Cy Ranch volleyball team. The Mustangs are ranked in the top 5 in 6-A and are hoping this is the year they find state glory.

Our Chevy Spotlight shines on the Hitchcock football team. The Bulldogs have had an outstanding athletic year as the basketball team went to state last spring and the football team is currently 9-0.

Our Chevy Spotlight shines on the Galveston Ball football team. The Tors are putting up unreal numbers on both sides of the ball as they have a winning district record for the first time in more then a decade.

Our Chevy Spotlight shines on the Barber's Hill volleyball team. Not only are they the best 5A team in Texas, but their coach has worked tirelessly to make sure not only her players, but volleyball players in general, feel empowered.

Cleveland High has jumped 2 classifications in 5 years and is one of the smallest 6A teams in the Greater Houston Area. What they lack in size, they certainly don't lack in school spirit thanks to Kendrae Lewis.

New Caney’s move to 6-A is all part of an upward trend that started back in 2016 when the Eagles won their first ever playoff game

Athletes know that as great as sports are, they can be taken away from you in an instant. DJ Hicks knows this first hand after being shot in the leg.

Monthly, you can see Zach out and about in his neighborhood, giving haircuts and having meaningful conversations. His goal is not only to brighten someone’s day, but to help inspire change in the human spirit.

Athletics and drama are often seen as running in two different crowds. Hudson Perroni feels his dedication to each has, at least at Stratford, helped bridge that gap.